Inside Elizabethtown’s 60-year journey to a public sewer system
By Tim Rowland
Has the time finally come for this small Adirondack community to build wastewater infrastructure?
Tim Rowland
Tim Rowland is a columnist, author and outdoors writer living in Jay. He can be reached at [email protected].
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What NY’s short-term rental law means for Adirondack towns
By Tim Rowland
Questions remain about the lack of statewide regulation standards.
Railtown rivalries and a trail that runs through it
By Tim Rowland
The role of railroads in shaping a historic community rivalry
The Adirondack region’s transformation in job opportunities
By Tim Rowland
Explorer's 'Jobs 2.0' series dug into past, present and future of employment in the Adirondacks
A fresh take on Baxter Mountain
By Tim Rowland
Finding the true summit of Baxter takes a bit more work.
Cherrypatch Pond: A journey through Lake Placid’s forgotten ski loop
By Tim Rowland
A once-popular ski loop now sits largely forgotten
Confronting a budget crunch, Essex County grapples with economic pressures
By Tim Rowland
How short-term rentals, storm damage and a decline in state aid impact Essex County's $132 million budget
Climbing Seventy Mountain, (close to Death)
By Tim Rowland
Close to Death is a shorter, easier hike up Seventy Mountain, a 2,200-foot eminence that’s part of the Jay Wilderness.
Health care opportunities abound as northern NY faces aging population
By Tim Rowland
Students filling in gaps in North Country's medical fields
Crane Mountain fire tower finds new home
By Tim Rowland
Gary and Wini Martin restore its legacy on their farm in Thurman